Every two years or so my hair gets long enough to cut off and donate to Locks of Love. They require ten inches and Tad cut off about 11 inches. I really don't like having long hair, although since I've been bearing children I have enjoyed a lot more fullness and body to my hair, but it is worth it to me to be able to offer it up for a good cause. We do happen to know a young lady who has alopecia and has been a benefactor of a Locks of Love hairpiece. Unfortunately, my hair has grayed so much in my short life time that it will need to be sold for the cause, rather than used directly for the Locks of Love recipients. Ah well, it's nice to have short hair again - come back in two more years for the next post!
Destination: Sainthood (via the Funny Farm)
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Locks of Love
Every two years or so my hair gets long enough to cut off and donate to Locks of Love. They require ten inches and Tad cut off about 11 inches. I really don't like having long hair, although since I've been bearing children I have enjoyed a lot more fullness and body to my hair, but it is worth it to me to be able to offer it up for a good cause. We do happen to know a young lady who has alopecia and has been a benefactor of a Locks of Love hairpiece. Unfortunately, my hair has grayed so much in my short life time that it will need to be sold for the cause, rather than used directly for the Locks of Love recipients. Ah well, it's nice to have short hair again - come back in two more years for the next post!
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Isn't it a wonderful cause though Mary? I do it about every year and half myself..Getting ready to do it next weekend as a matter of fact..There is a salon that gives free haircuts to the donors..They also require at least 10 inches..I have about 16-17 to donate this time.My hair has reached my hiney this time..LOL
Kiss the baby for me...Sheila xx
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